Anyone who became an Anomaly Hunter had more or less been through life-and-death experiences, but someone as ferocious as the Fisherman was an exceptional case even among Anomaly Hunters.
"To be honest, that thing's flesh was fucking awful. It was bitter and fishy, and it stank like a dead fish that had rotted for over ten days. After that bite, I didn't want to eat fish ever again for the rest of my life," the Fisherman continued. "But strangely enough, while we were tangled up fighting, my consciousness had already started to blur, and I felt like I was about to die. But after I ate its flesh, it was like a final burst of life—I suddenly had strength again. Even the wounds the anomaly had bitten into me healed quickly, the flesh growing back... Meanwhile, that anomaly's movements got slower and slower, and its attacks became weaker and weaker."
You're the real humanoid glutton, aren't you? Sun Hang could not help grumbling inwardly after hearing the Fisherman's account.
"So, by your account... you ate that anomaly?" the young Hunter asked in astonishment.
"I guess... you could say that." The Fisherman grinned. "Anyway, after I swam ashore, the Investigation Bureau took me away. After locking me up for several days, they told me I'd been infected by an anomaly. Fortunately, the infection process had stabilized at a safe threshold. They asked whether I wanted to become an Anomaly Hunter, and you can probably guess what happened after that."
"You're not making this up, are you?" the Huntress asked, eyeing the Fisherman suspiciously. "Can an ordinary person really bite an anomaly to death with their teeth?"
"That's what happened. Believe it or not, it's up to you. Haha, it's not bad as a story, either way," the Fisherman said with a